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the imperial city of rome, a.d. 200. with a population approaching half a million, it was the center of the western world. rome's immense wealth flowed from a vast empire along the mediterranean sea. an amazingariety of goods came to rome by ship from spain, france, asia minor, north africa and egypt. transportation expert ross hassig. it was closer is terms of the cost of transportation to get to egypt than it was to get a hundred miles inland in italy. you couldn't bring food from a hundred miles inland to rome, because even with carts, even with oxen, it simply cost too much. so rome was able to tap into the production of other areas because it was able to use ships where the cost of transportation was extremely low. keach: but roman seagoing merchant ships
the imperial city of rome, a.d. 200. with a population approaching half a million, it was the center of the western world. rome's immense wealth flowed from a vast empire along the mediterranean sea. an amazingariety of goods came to rome by ship from spain, france, asia minor, north africa and egypt. transportation expert ross hassig. it was closer is terms of the cost of transportation to get to egypt than it was to get a hundred miles inland in italy. you couldn't bring food from a hundred...
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indeed, it could be said that rome is that tradition. it's not merely that rome gave the west the latin language, roman law, roman ideas on state craft and on society. it was rome which passed on to the west the artistic, philosophical, and spiritual legacy of ancient greece, which rome had conquered, looted, and then learned from. it was rome which would be the agency of transmission to the west of an obscure, near-eastern religious cult which became the dynamic, motive force in western society and spiritual life-- christianity. but rome also gave the west a practical legacy, a legacy which western people see every day of their lives, from washington square to trafalgar square. and that legacy lies in the realm of architecture, civil engineering, building, town planning. these were the roman arts par excellence. and roman thinkers came to view the goal of their empire as providing a peace in which those arts could flourish. it was caesar augustus who brought the first real peace to a rome weary of continual war and internal strife. in 1
indeed, it could be said that rome is that tradition. it's not merely that rome gave the west the latin language, roman law, roman ideas on state craft and on society. it was rome which passed on to the west the artistic, philosophical, and spiritual legacy of ancient greece, which rome had conquered, looted, and then learned from. it was rome which would be the agency of transmission to the west of an obscure, near-eastern religious cult which became the dynamic, motive force in western...
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and then most likely the bishop of rome emeritus, retired bishop of rome. it's not clear whether he will go back to benedict or go back to joseph. another bolt from the blue, lightning struck the dome of st. petersburg basilica. much more live from rome a little bit later coming up on studio "b." >> shep: north korea claims it has followed through on a third nuclear test, first in four years or just about four. the rogue nation's leaders have made it clear they have set their sights on the united states. north korea reported this latest test is direct response to the reckless hostility of the united states. last month, defense ministers calmed the u.s. their prime target for nuclear tests and long-range missile launch but for now it's unclear how much of a threat north korea poses. experts say they don't believe the nation's has developed warheads somewhat are small enough to fit on the rockets. reports of the new tests would match up with what u.s. scientists say is a light to moderate earthquake. it shook the ground at roughly 5.0 near a known testing sit
and then most likely the bishop of rome emeritus, retired bishop of rome. it's not clear whether he will go back to benedict or go back to joseph. another bolt from the blue, lightning struck the dome of st. petersburg basilica. much more live from rome a little bit later coming up on studio "b." >> shep: north korea claims it has followed through on a third nuclear test, first in four years or just about four. the rogue nation's leaders have made it clear they have set their...
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it go over rome. it then circled back over the vatican, st. peter's, went over the coliseum, went over the airport. that would mean that nobody else is flying in or out of rome right now. >> not right now. it's a 15-minute trip, a very short trip, but it ain't going to be a 15-minute trip this time and i think that's very intentional. the air force, the italian air force chopper, the pope is on board with his secretary. >> we're looking at the landing area for the helicopter in castel gandolfo, which is helicopter looks like it is now approaching. >> this is it. and again, this is all a series, for those finding the interest to watch, of finality. these are all end moments. he'll never leave the vatican again, he'll never be on his helicopter again as pope. and in just moments that will be true, which as we've learned here today is of special significance to this pope because as father beck told us, he is a pilot. so it's probably even more meaningful to him that this is the last time he'll be on this
it go over rome. it then circled back over the vatican, st. peter's, went over the coliseum, went over the airport. that would mean that nobody else is flying in or out of rome right now. >> not right now. it's a 15-minute trip, a very short trip, but it ain't going to be a 15-minute trip this time and i think that's very intentional. the air force, the italian air force chopper, the pope is on board with his secretary. >> we're looking at the landing area for the helicopter in...
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alan pizzey is our veteran rome correspondent. he's been covering papal transitions for many, many years. i wonder allen, can you give us a little bit of a view of castel gandolfo where the pope is headed now? >> reporter: scott it's a wonderful place to go to get a break from everything. it has glorious views. you can see the sea. the air is fresh. castel gandolfo's property is a triangular shape, 135 acres. it has vegetable gardens, fruit trees, olive trees. in fact, the gardens have supplied the papal kitchens for a long long time. in 1596 and 30 years later benedict once told someone that it was a place that was good for his soul to be. so it's a very well-protected place, a place where he can walk around the gardens and not be bothered by anyone. interestingly until 8:00 tonight in rome time he will have two swiss guards standing at the door. the swiss guard are the people you see in colorful uniforms. they have guarded the pope for years. they're all trained swiss soldiers who have done their swiss national army service, but
alan pizzey is our veteran rome correspondent. he's been covering papal transitions for many, many years. i wonder allen, can you give us a little bit of a view of castel gandolfo where the pope is headed now? >> reporter: scott it's a wonderful place to go to get a break from everything. it has glorious views. you can see the sea. the air is fresh. castel gandolfo's property is a triangular shape, 135 acres. it has vegetable gardens, fruit trees, olive trees. in fact, the gardens have...
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>> describe the feeling for us today inside rome. is it still more of this feeling of a departure, a validiction or are we moving on to what happens next? >> it is still a departure and the papers are full of yesterday's pictures. today's daily papers, all the pictures that emerged this morning are the pictures of the pope with his arms outstretched, having made that final farewell, having talked about the joys that he had in his eight years of being pope and also the challenges. he talked about times that were, quote, far from easy. he talked about the ship of the papacy having been buffeted on choppy, stormy waters. he said yesterday that he knew god would not allow the roman catholic church to sink. i think that's important. he is the faith leader of the biggest flock in the world. that's 1.2 billion people. and what the people says and does and how he conducts himself and how he conducts the vatican and the papacy affects not just the world's roman catholics but so many others around the world. what he says touches muslims, it to
>> describe the feeling for us today inside rome. is it still more of this feeling of a departure, a validiction or are we moving on to what happens next? >> it is still a departure and the papers are full of yesterday's pictures. today's daily papers, all the pictures that emerged this morning are the pictures of the pope with his arms outstretched, having made that final farewell, having talked about the joys that he had in his eight years of being pope and also the challenges. he...
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all the signs in rome right now they're gratzi benedicto. saying thank you for these eight years. >> the townspeople of a certain age, liz, still remember some of what happened there when allied troops landed in 1944 and that area, as we're looking at it now, the space ofso muched adulation was actually a war zone. >> pope -- pius the 12. put the villa at the disposition of refugees so that's where many people used the apartments t villas, the rooms of that vatican summer residence to hide and to be hidden from the nazis who had occupied the city of rome and the papal bedroom was reserved in particular for a birthing room, for pregnant women. and apparently 40 babies were born in castle gandolpho, and their names are for the name at pius xxii who put that room at their disposal. >> how has the italian press and the italian people responded to what this means going forward for the catholic church? >> well, the italians have been, i think our coverage has been a little bit divided because we have been right in the middle of these elections, bu
all the signs in rome right now they're gratzi benedicto. saying thank you for these eight years. >> the townspeople of a certain age, liz, still remember some of what happened there when allied troops landed in 1944 and that area, as we're looking at it now, the space ofso muched adulation was actually a war zone. >> pope -- pius the 12. put the villa at the disposition of refugees so that's where many people used the apartments t villas, the rooms of that vatican summer residence...
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jon, here i am also definitely in rome. even though news of benedict's resignation broke just this morning i got on a plane and flew here to rome where i definitely am. >> jon: thanks for doing that, john. i hear that the vatican culture minister is up there >> he's 71, jon. he has a better chance of going to chris to have shownberg. >> jon: they're going to go due tonic again >> you don't know what the [bleep] you're talking about >> jon: i follow mighter metrics, my friend. it's math, oliver. >> you don't follow [bleep], [bleep] >> jon: just before you were a [bleep]. let me tell you something. i had posters on my wall when i was a kid. leo was the cute one. constantine was the bad boy >> i must have missed that while i was playing sports and getting laid. sorry about that. >> jon: i played sports. you're halfway there jon: you're in rome. any inside information? >> honestly, i'm hearing the name mitt romney floated around a lot. >> jon: romney? he's a mormon >> no, he was a mormon. easy involved on that issue. >> jon: in
jon, here i am also definitely in rome. even though news of benedict's resignation broke just this morning i got on a plane and flew here to rome where i definitely am. >> jon: thanks for doing that, john. i hear that the vatican culture minister is up there >> he's 71, jon. he has a better chance of going to chris to have shownberg. >> jon: they're going to go due tonic again >> you don't know what the [bleep] you're talking about >> jon: i follow mighter metrics,...
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a special thought to the church of rome, my diocese. i cannot forget the brothers and the bishops and all the consecrated people and the operation of god in pastoral visits and audiences and travels, i always felt a lot of after perfection and attention and i have felt close to each and every one of you with no distinctions. with true charity. which the heart of every shepherd must have and especially the bishop of rome. and every day, i brought each and every one of you in my prayer as a father would do. i would want for my good-bye and my thanks can reach everybody, the heart of the pope reaches the entire world and i wish to express my gratitude to the diplomatic body in the holy see. the great family of nations and i also think all of those that allow good communications and i really thank them for their importance service. at this stage, i also want to thank from the bottom of my heart, all of the people all over the world, so numerous, who over the past two weeks, sent me messages of friendship, of pray prayer. yes, the pope is ne
a special thought to the church of rome, my diocese. i cannot forget the brothers and the bishops and all the consecrated people and the operation of god in pastoral visits and audiences and travels, i always felt a lot of after perfection and attention and i have felt close to each and every one of you with no distinctions. with true charity. which the heart of every shepherd must have and especially the bishop of rome. and every day, i brought each and every one of you in my prayer as a...
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here in rome. ash wednesday drawing to a close. the vatican behind me. that's st. peter's basilica you see over my shoulder where pope benedict xvi celebrated what is likely his last public mass as leader of the six billion catholics around the world. today also the first time we've seen his holiness since he announced he's too tired to continue his role as pope. earlier he told a cheering and tearful crowd that he is stepping down for the good of the church. now the vatican is giving us a better idea of exactly how that transition will work. we've also learned when the cardinals will meet to elect the next pope. much more on that later in this hour live from rome. but first, we have new signs that the rogue excop suspected in several murders died after yesterday's dramatic shootout in the mountains of big bear lake in california. a source is telling the associated press that a charred body plus a wallet and other personal items turned up inside that burned out cabin at the center of the standoff i
here in rome. ash wednesday drawing to a close. the vatican behind me. that's st. peter's basilica you see over my shoulder where pope benedict xvi celebrated what is likely his last public mass as leader of the six billion catholics around the world. today also the first time we've seen his holiness since he announced he's too tired to continue his role as pope. earlier he told a cheering and tearful crowd that he is stepping down for the good of the church. now the vatican is giving us a...
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rome time, that's 11:00 a.m. eastern time, the pope will leave by helicopter from the vatican to the summer papal residence. he'll spend several months there while they're getting his permanent residence ready here again in vatican, it will be a converted con vent and he will be staying there throughout the rest of his life. joined again by john allen, our senior vatican correspondent contributor and also jim bittermann. just about where he's going to live and how long he's going to be in castel gandolfo, that is also certainly to take into account the logistics of moving a pope to a pope emeritus, but is there also a feeling that perhaps the pope does not want to be seen to be right over the shoulder of his successor and particularly in this period while they're choosing him? >> oh, sure. they're continuing the renovations on the former monastery. and by the way, when an italian contractor tells you it will take two months, i would double that at least. so we'll see when he actually moves back into the vatican.
rome time, that's 11:00 a.m. eastern time, the pope will leave by helicopter from the vatican to the summer papal residence. he'll spend several months there while they're getting his permanent residence ready here again in vatican, it will be a converted con vent and he will be staying there throughout the rest of his life. joined again by john allen, our senior vatican correspondent contributor and also jim bittermann. just about where he's going to live and how long he's going to be in...
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many of them have gathered in rome. some are still arriving for the expected conclave that will happen probably a week, week and a half from now. we don't know the exact start date. the pope has been meeting and greeting each one of them, sharing a moment. earlier in the day, about 45 minutes ago, he did deliver some brief remarks to them. let's take a quick listen. >> translator: personally i would like to say that i will continue to serve you in prayer, in particular in the coming days, so that you may be touched by the holy spirit in the election of a new pope and hope that the lord will show you the right way. >> and prior to that, we're looking at that, cardinal sedano actually spoke to the pope. >> translator: today joining you to express once again their deep affection and to express to you the gratitude for your selfless apostolic service for the good of the church of christ and the whole of mankind. >> and we have with us this morning father edward beck and monsignor hilgarten, we really appreciate it. father b
many of them have gathered in rome. some are still arriving for the expected conclave that will happen probably a week, week and a half from now. we don't know the exact start date. the pope has been meeting and greeting each one of them, sharing a moment. earlier in the day, about 45 minutes ago, he did deliver some brief remarks to them. let's take a quick listen. >> translator: personally i would like to say that i will continue to serve you in prayer, in particular in the coming days,...
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still flying around rome we just passed over airport earlier on in rome german pontiff of course once born joseph ratzinger will continue to be known as benedict the sixteenth with the new title of pope emeritus so a brand new feature future lies ahead of him a little big event in rome this a big event of course in italy and for catholics around the world a lot of attention they're being paid to what's happening in the skies the pope. i guess showing his appreciation to his followers as well as he looks down on rome as he looks down on the vatican and people wish him their very best this is our t. stay with us more news in a couple of minutes time with me art with me kevin ollie. wealthy british science. sometimes. markets why not scandals find out what's really happening to the global economy with max cons or for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into kinds a report on our. live live . live. live . live. live live live. live. live. live. live live live live . there are twelve cities in the united states in which half of the people with hiv aids lives with.
still flying around rome we just passed over airport earlier on in rome german pontiff of course once born joseph ratzinger will continue to be known as benedict the sixteenth with the new title of pope emeritus so a brand new feature future lies ahead of him a little big event in rome this a big event of course in italy and for catholics around the world a lot of attention they're being paid to what's happening in the skies the pope. i guess showing his appreciation to his followers as well as...
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it is possible for the church in rome -- impossible for the church in rome to say it is all got up by anti-catholic bodies. it is a different kind than the other scandals that have rocked and vexed the pontiff. >> britain's x -- catholics will be without a representative in that conclave. >> he is not a cardinal. he is a young man. he has only been in that job for a few years. cardinal keith o'brien was the only one from great britain who was under the age of 80 and therefore eligible to take part. there will be no british voice in the sistine chapel when those ballots are cast. >> thank you. it is not only religious uncertainty that is vexing italy at this moment. the outcome of the weekend's elections in italy was felt in wall street -- on wall street. the dow fell 200 points. financial markets feared that political paralysis in the country will destabilize the entire euro zone. there are no clear winners from the pole. the protest party of former comedian beppe grillo appears to have secured at least one/ four -- 1/4 of the vote. avin hewitt reports. >> this man, on his way to vote
it is possible for the church in rome -- impossible for the church in rome to say it is all got up by anti-catholic bodies. it is a different kind than the other scandals that have rocked and vexed the pontiff. >> britain's x -- catholics will be without a representative in that conclave. >> he is not a cardinal. he is a young man. he has only been in that job for a few years. cardinal keith o'brien was the only one from great britain who was under the age of 80 and therefore...
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tonight rome time. as dusk falls and the curtain falls on the papacy of benedict xvi we'll continue to watch any developments. we expect the pope will not be seen again in public today, not, really not anymore into his retirement. but we will con into keep an -- continue to keep an eye on all the developments from rome and castel gandolfo. "happening now" will be back in just a moment. would have ben alerted as soon as they noticed an attack in their network, before it was too late. and lifelock's bank account takeover alerts would have notified amanda in time to help protect her money. lifelock guards your social security number, your money, your credit, even the equity in your home. while identity theft can completely stopped, no one protects you better than lifelock. and lifelock stands behind that, with the power of their $1 million service guarantee. you have so much to protect, and nothing to lose when you call lifelock right now and try 60 days of identity theft protection risk-free. 60 days risk
tonight rome time. as dusk falls and the curtain falls on the papacy of benedict xvi we'll continue to watch any developments. we expect the pope will not be seen again in public today, not, really not anymore into his retirement. but we will con into keep an -- continue to keep an eye on all the developments from rome and castel gandolfo. "happening now" will be back in just a moment. would have ben alerted as soon as they noticed an attack in their network, before it was too late....
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now reporting live from rome, italy, george stephanopoulos. >> hello from rome. a glorious day here in rome where history is being made today. you see the vatican right there. st. peter's basilica, the final hours of the living pope, benedict xvi preparing to leave for the first time, the first pope in almost 600 years to relinquish power and retire. there he is leaving the vatican right now. accompanied by secretary of state bertone and he will walk out into the courtyard of san damaso where swiss guards and the entire household will say farewell to their pope. the pope moving slowly now. eight years as pope. said he was retiring in part because he was no longer up to the physical, intellectual and emotional demands of the job. and this farewell has been remarkably personal. the pope yesterday in his general audience speaking about both the joys and the burdens of that office. earlier today he said farewell one by one to the cardinals, 207 cardinals in all, not all were there today. and now he is walking out into that courtyard for the last time. that is the sec
now reporting live from rome, italy, george stephanopoulos. >> hello from rome. a glorious day here in rome where history is being made today. you see the vatican right there. st. peter's basilica, the final hours of the living pope, benedict xvi preparing to leave for the first time, the first pope in almost 600 years to relinquish power and retire. there he is leaving the vatican right now. accompanied by secretary of state bertone and he will walk out into the courtyard of san damaso...
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history is being made in rome. hope an addict is preparing to retire -- pope benedict is preparing to retire. >> his final act, a speech to his cardinals. he bade farewell and urged unity when electing his replacement. >> a last round of up laws for the departing pope -- of applause for the departing pope. in a few days, a conclave of cardinals will elect a new pontiff. some are worried at the prospect of having both a reigning pope and the retired one. an addict tried to dispel -- benedict ride to dispel any fears of conflict. >> among you cardinals is the future pope. to him i promise my unconditional reverence and obedience. >> this is likely to be the pope's most important message before he sets off for the papal retreat, castel gandolfo, south of rome. the small town is already getting ready to receive its most important visitor. >> yes. we are getting ready for his arrival. as we have always done. but this time, we hope it will be much bigger, to show our love and our affection. >> benedict will spend two mon
history is being made in rome. hope an addict is preparing to retire -- pope benedict is preparing to retire. >> his final act, a speech to his cardinals. he bade farewell and urged unity when electing his replacement. >> a last round of up laws for the departing pope -- of applause for the departing pope. in a few days, a conclave of cardinals will elect a new pontiff. some are worried at the prospect of having both a reigning pope and the retired one. an addict tried to dispel --...
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asking the cardinal to recuse himself from going to rome. fred? >> so any idea as to whether he would actually consider that or do that? >> it doesn't seem very likely. he tweeted last night that he was only a few short hours from his trip to rome where he will be tweeting from there his spokesperson said that it is under cannon cal law that he has to go to rome but other catholics i've talked to and other people in the church say he can recuse himself. it is possible that once he gets there, the other cardinals in the conclave could basically disinvite him. >> all right. miguel marquez, thanks so much from los angeles. >>> of meantime still in l.a., the coroner there is ordering a toxicology report for a canadian tourist whose body was found in a hotel water tank. the body of 21-year-old alisa lamb was found in the tank at the cecil can hotel after she was reported missing in january. her body was discovered when hotel guests complained about discolored water and water with a funny taste. police say lamb's body may have been in that tank for week
asking the cardinal to recuse himself from going to rome. fred? >> so any idea as to whether he would actually consider that or do that? >> it doesn't seem very likely. he tweeted last night that he was only a few short hours from his trip to rome where he will be tweeting from there his spokesperson said that it is under cannon cal law that he has to go to rome but other catholics i've talked to and other people in the church say he can recuse himself. it is possible that once he...
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once rome's rival in the mediterranean, greece fell captive to rome in 146 b.c. swept from the stage by war, greece returned in a new role. its artistic traditions became a handsome backdrop to the mixture of politics, business and pleasures conducted in the private spaces of roman homes and villas. knowledge of ancient greek culture was a status symbol and badge of cultivation for the residents, who adopted greek history as their own. horace noted ruefully that: reader: "greece took captive her savage conqueror and brought civilization to the rustic latins." narrator: walls in the maritime villas and the houses and buildings of pompeii and herculaneum depicted greek myths like the rescue of a bride from a centaur's lust by theseus, the heroic king of athens. under the inspiration of a bust of homer, romans could contemplate the trojan wars and perhaps commission works that retold the story of mighty achilles and the sack of troy. a bust of the 4th century b.c. playwright menander conveyed its owner's appreciation of greek comedy. a silver cup depicting the labor
once rome's rival in the mediterranean, greece fell captive to rome in 146 b.c. swept from the stage by war, greece returned in a new role. its artistic traditions became a handsome backdrop to the mixture of politics, business and pleasures conducted in the private spaces of roman homes and villas. knowledge of ancient greek culture was a status symbol and badge of cultivation for the residents, who adopted greek history as their own. horace noted ruefully that: reader: "greece took...
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i'm joined by elizabeth lev here in rome. good to see you. >> great to be here. it's a really thrilling time. >> well, it is interesting, isn't it? because i've been here so many times, the energy here is very different. >> it's completely different. when you think about it, there was one energy for that solemnity of the funeral, but right now we have that kind of sense of going into uncharted waters, altogether, something new. v it's very much what the church says, ever ancient, ever new. well, we've got new. >> let's talk about what went on behind the scenes. he made this announcement in latin at what would otherwise be a fairly routine gathering of cardinals. you have to understand, a lot of cardinals don't speak latin, so they weren't even sure what was going on. reportedly, those who could understand, some of them started to cry. the pope then went back to his private headquarters and cried. what do you think, catherine, or what are you hearing? >> part of me wishes i was there just for that amazing moment, we're going to canonize these 800 martyrs, oh, by t
i'm joined by elizabeth lev here in rome. good to see you. >> great to be here. it's a really thrilling time. >> well, it is interesting, isn't it? because i've been here so many times, the energy here is very different. >> it's completely different. when you think about it, there was one energy for that solemnity of the funeral, but right now we have that kind of sense of going into uncharted waters, altogether, something new. v it's very much what the church says, ever...
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claudio lavagna is live for us in rome. so far the vatican attempted to dismiss much of what's developing and breaking today. >> reporter: well, and tamron, this morning, people sense and feel the anticipation. there in the vatican press room, they had a big announcement to make and packed with hundreds of journalists from all over the world. he said one big news, we got two. as you mentioned, the pope decided to change the cannon law that sets the rules for the conclave to move up the conclave set to start sometime between march 15th through the 20th. well now the cardinals can decide to move it up and maybe start as early as the first days of march. on top of that, of course, we got told -- we were told by the spokesperson that pope benedict xvi accepted the resignation of cardinal o'brien. when we asked he was not allowed in to the conclave, he said that's not for the pope to decide, it is only a decision that a cardinal can take. cardinal o'brien did take that decision and made it public shortly afterwards and published
claudio lavagna is live for us in rome. so far the vatican attempted to dismiss much of what's developing and breaking today. >> reporter: well, and tamron, this morning, people sense and feel the anticipation. there in the vatican press room, they had a big announcement to make and packed with hundreds of journalists from all over the world. he said one big news, we got two. as you mentioned, the pope decided to change the cannon law that sets the rules for the conclave to move up the...
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it's well into the afternoon in rome. but here in the states, people are waking up to this shocking news about the pope's resignation. so we will of course, throughout the day be getting reaction. be getting some idea of what will be happening next in terms of our community dealing with this surprise news. >> again, pope benedict xvi resigning at the end of this month on february 28th citing health reasons. but saying that he's fully aware of the gravity of his decision. >>> the "today" show is staying on top of this story with bureaus london and italy as well. we're going to have, of course, their coverage coming up in a couple of minutes. >>> that does it for "news4 today." thanks for starting your day (woman) 3 days of walking to give a break cancer survivor a lifetime-- that's definitely a fair trade. it was such a beautiful experience. (jessica lee) ♪ and it's beautiful (woman) why walk 60 miles in the boldest breast cancer event in history? because your efforts help komen serve millions of women and men facing bre
it's well into the afternoon in rome. but here in the states, people are waking up to this shocking news about the pope's resignation. so we will of course, throughout the day be getting reaction. be getting some idea of what will be happening next in terms of our community dealing with this surprise news. >> again, pope benedict xvi resigning at the end of this month on february 28th citing health reasons. but saying that he's fully aware of the gravity of his decision. >>> the...
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it is a very moving day here in rome. saint peters square who are out for different reasons some out of their profound faith and their desire to thank the pope personally for his service to the church, and others just want to be part of a moment in history because this is new territory for many. popes just don't resign commonly so this is a bug deal. i met americans who say this is really the only pope they know have known. we remember watching the pope trot around the globe. for many young people they have really only known benedict xvi. some of them were out there saying good-bye hoping the next woep will be someone to understands young people well or to join the church. patti ann and heather. >> amy live for us at the vatican. thank you. >> let's bring in fox news religious correspondent lauren green as we say good-bye to pope benedict xvi. what will happen next? you heard amy talk a little more about pope benedict xvi and what happens in his life after tomorrow. what are your thoughts on that? >> many people may be aw
it is a very moving day here in rome. saint peters square who are out for different reasons some out of their profound faith and their desire to thank the pope personally for his service to the church, and others just want to be part of a moment in history because this is new territory for many. popes just don't resign commonly so this is a bug deal. i met americans who say this is really the only pope they know have known. we remember watching the pope trot around the globe. for many young...
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secretary of state john kerry is attending the "friends of syria" meeting in rome. he met with foreign ministers this morning. sources say the u.s. plans to deliver meals, medical kits, and other nonlethal assistance to the rebels fighting the ha sad regime. >>> coming up on the "morning news," space adventurers wanted, the search for a man and a woman to take part in the first human mission to mars. this is the "cbs morning news." morning news." r ] this is bob a regular guy with an irregular heartbeat. the usual, bob? not today. [ male announcer ] bob has afib: atrial fibrillation not caused by a heart valve problem a condition that puts him at greater risk for a stroke. [ gps ] turn left. i don't think so. [ male announcer ] for years, bob took warfarin and made a monthly trip to the clinic to get his blood tested. but not anymore. bob's doctor recommended a different option: once-a-day xarelto®. xarelto® is the first and only once-a-day prescription blood thinner for patients with afib not caused by a heart valve problem that doesn't require routine blood moni
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in rome, liz lev, an expert at duquesne and nbc news analyst. george is the nbc news vatican analyst and the author of the book, evangelical catholicism. good to have all of you. i guess the first question is this is the last awudience. we've never had a moment like this when the pope knew he was going to address his flock. what do you expect him to say? >> he'll probably sum up what his pontificate has made. i'm moved by the pictures of the extraordinary affection for benedict xvi, and i think he'll return it to the crowd and thank them. i think he'll acknowledge the great universality of the church. i would expect there to be strong spiritual words from this man today. >> people who have been around the pope the last several days describing his manner as serene. as someone who saw him on ash wednesday, both in audience in the morning and the ash wednesday mass in the evening, that's exactly how he looked to me. he's not someone who wants a lot of attention or prone to flashy good-byes, but do you think we'll see some emotion from this pope tod
in rome, liz lev, an expert at duquesne and nbc news analyst. george is the nbc news vatican analyst and the author of the book, evangelical catholicism. good to have all of you. i guess the first question is this is the last awudience. we've never had a moment like this when the pope knew he was going to address his flock. what do you expect him to say? >> he'll probably sum up what his pontificate has made. i'm moved by the pictures of the extraordinary affection for benedict xvi, and i...
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christiane amanpour joins them from rome. an interview with cardinal timothy dolan also from rome. first, let's get to other news. >>> new details about the $60 million in additional aid the united states is giving the syrian opposition. secretary of state john kerry met with syrian opposition leaders today and announced this in rome. the u.s. will seek the additional money during the coming months. it will enable the opposition group to help local councils in communities and providing food, shelter, sanitation. the obama administration is considering providing more nonlethal military equipment as well. >>> automatic spending cuts kick in tomorrow. senate democrats and republicans will vote on separate proposals today to head off those cuts but there is really no indication at all that anything will be done in time to beat tomorrow's deadline. president obama says the cuts will damage the economy, but the alarm really from him toned down a bit. he told business leaders it's not a fiscal cliff, just a tumble downward. meantime "washington post" reporter bob woodward claims he was th
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nbc's ann thompson joins me from rome with more details. first of all, the timing of the conclave, i know the rules allow the cardinals to move it up. what is he saying? when do you think this will begin? >> that's a good question, andrea. despite the pope's actions today, we still don't know when the conclave will exactly start. what the pope did today is give the cardinals the permission to move up the start date with this provico, that all the cardinal electors, all those cardinals under the age of 80 that will vote for the next pope have to be here to decide on the new start date. so the cardinals will start gathering on march 1st, the day after benedict retires, and perhaps they will take a vote, make a decision either march 1st or march 2nd. right now the early date seems to be march 10th, but it's just a guess. nobody is really sure when this conclave is going to get started, and it's very frustrating to many people. >> and what about cardinal o'brien? he is the top british cardinal, and he resigned today. what is the back story on t
nbc's ann thompson joins me from rome with more details. first of all, the timing of the conclave, i know the rules allow the cardinals to move it up. what is he saying? when do you think this will begin? >> that's a good question, andrea. despite the pope's actions today, we still don't know when the conclave will exactly start. what the pope did today is give the cardinals the permission to move up the start date with this provico, that all the cardinal electors, all those cardinals...
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now, christiane amanpour is in rome. cardinal dolan is her special guest this morning, a real treat for us. hey, christiane, how are you? >> reporter: chris, great to be with you all here at the north american college in rome. this is a seminary. as you say, we are very fortunate to have cardinal timothy dolan of new york as our guest. you know, this is going to be, i think, the last time that you're going to be able to talk in public. no tweeting, no interviewing during the run-up to the conclave that will elect the next pope. welcome. >> do you say that with a sense of relief? >> reporter: no, i say it with a sense of great regret. >> it's good to be with you. i appreciate the invitation. thanks for your interest in all these events. >> reporter: we are very interested and the whole world is interested in what transpires here because a pope is not just the head of the 1.2 billion catholics, but whatever he says and does affects catholics and noncatholics. let me ask you first, we showed for the world the meeting of the
now, christiane amanpour is in rome. cardinal dolan is her special guest this morning, a real treat for us. hey, christiane, how are you? >> reporter: chris, great to be with you all here at the north american college in rome. this is a seminary. as you say, we are very fortunate to have cardinal timothy dolan of new york as our guest. you know, this is going to be, i think, the last time that you're going to be able to talk in public. no tweeting, no interviewing during the run-up to the...
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with me and he said now it's good to have you with us two pm here in the russian capital eleven am in rome where pope benedict the sixteenth is set to retire later on thursday becoming the first pope to abdicate in six centuries and we say he wants to exit public life and remain head into the world he leaves his successor to be named next month to redeem the church's reputation following a string of child abuse and corruption scandals let's now get the latest from our chief arena who joins us live from the vatican to rina tell arena tell us how is the pope spending his final day. well it's so you could argue that people may very well be counting hours and until he flies out of here on a helicopter took us to build for a papal summer residence on the outskirts of rome about a forty five minute car right about a twenty minute helicopter ride but the reason why you could be counting the hours of course is that on thursday during his address to the cardinals and to the masses gathered in rome to see the pope off for the last time he was actually delivered a speech that by many i was for claim
with me and he said now it's good to have you with us two pm here in the russian capital eleven am in rome where pope benedict the sixteenth is set to retire later on thursday becoming the first pope to abdicate in six centuries and we say he wants to exit public life and remain head into the world he leaves his successor to be named next month to redeem the church's reputation following a string of child abuse and corruption scandals let's now get the latest from our chief arena who joins us...
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so a time of huge upheaval in rome. >> just stand by for a second. just to remind our viewers we are hearing right now. in fact, what prompted the pope's resignation. in a statement, this is what he said. his "strength" is no longer adequate to continue in office. he also cited his advanced age as a factor. he says he made the decision independently and is open " resigning in full freedom." case says that he is "fully aware of the gravity of this gesture." barbara, i can imagine that people in italy -- not now -- not only in italy but roman catholics around the world really surprised reacting to this news. >> absolutely. the single biggest the nomination, religion, so 1 billion catholics -- of the 2 billion christians in the world, 1 billion are catholics. so it is the biggest the nomination and really global. huge catholic communities in europe, africa, latin america, growing in asia. this would be a shock because, as we mentioned earlier, there was not really any memory of papal resignations. there were a few through the centuries but talking the m
so a time of huge upheaval in rome. >> just stand by for a second. just to remind our viewers we are hearing right now. in fact, what prompted the pope's resignation. in a statement, this is what he said. his "strength" is no longer adequate to continue in office. he also cited his advanced age as a factor. he says he made the decision independently and is open " resigning in full freedom." case says that he is "fully aware of the gravity of this gesture."...
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dawn across rome. this city has seen more than 260 pontiffs, only two popes passed in the last thousand years have left like this. the cardinals, princes of the church, gathered this morning for a warm farewell to pope benedict. some cardinals wants to speak to him for as long as possible. pope benedict will resign just after sunset. this home, this beautiful summer palace, quiet after a frantzic few weeks. >> at 8:00 exactly, he will stop being pope, the swiss guards who stand guard outside the palace and he'll go. >> reporter: rough seas he admitted yesterday and now the task begins of choosing his successor. >> i think there's a yearning out there for something different. somebody new somebody fresh. perhaps it younger. the conclave with 200 years of experience, secret ballots cast in the existing chapel. in many ways this will be different, this time a retired pope will be watching from the sidelines. >> we have to watch to see how it plays out. it's completely uncharted waters. >> reporter: the ca
dawn across rome. this city has seen more than 260 pontiffs, only two popes passed in the last thousand years have left like this. the cardinals, princes of the church, gathered this morning for a warm farewell to pope benedict. some cardinals wants to speak to him for as long as possible. pope benedict will resign just after sunset. this home, this beautiful summer palace, quiet after a frantzic few weeks. >> at 8:00 exactly, he will stop being pope, the swiss guards who stand guard...
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>>> washington's archbishop now on his way to rome to help select a new pope. first, breaking news right now where police are investigating two suspicious deaths. they found a man and a woman dead in the home of the 7200 block of bunker hill road. we have a news crew on the way with the latest information tonight on wusa9 at 11:00. at this hour washington's archbishop was on their way to rome to begin the process of electing a new pope to replace pope benedict xvi. we caught up with the cardinal at dulles international airport before boarding his flight. he is among some 11 u.s. cardinals in the coming week to do a new vote on the pope. as surae chinn reports, he held sunday mass in northeast before leaving. >> you're going to need all the things we can get because this is a very important responsibility. >> parishioners and others sent prayers for the cardinal as he embarks on a world to elect a new pope. >> what has become the theme. >> reporter: he spent his last sunday mass before heading to rome honoring pope benedict xvi. >> and home to get the job done.
>>> washington's archbishop now on his way to rome to help select a new pope. first, breaking news right now where police are investigating two suspicious deaths. they found a man and a woman dead in the home of the 7200 block of bunker hill road. we have a news crew on the way with the latest information tonight on wusa9 at 11:00. at this hour washington's archbishop was on their way to rome to begin the process of electing a new pope to replace pope benedict xvi. we caught up with...
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it's separate and isolated from rome. it's right in the middle of the city. and normally there are just lines and lines of people of people waiting to get inside to tour the vatican to see the chapel and all of the beautiful historical things there. but you can see, once again, the motorcade of the pope who will be taking a helicopter to his small apartment, a retreat south of rome until his apartment is ready. they are rebig it now. >> there's the helicopter that will take the pope out. earlier, the pope met with the cardinals and classed their hands and said i will be close to you in prayer as they meet to choose his successor. it was an emotional moment for them and him as well. >> and it looks like the pope is staying final farewells there to the bishop, a cardinal. there was some questions about the timing of his resignation. he just announced right in the beginning of lent that he was gonna be leaving right in the middle of very holy -- a very hoe limb time for all of christianity. he just claims he was tired. heaves 8 a. he's been in failing health --
it's separate and isolated from rome. it's right in the middle of the city. and normally there are just lines and lines of people of people waiting to get inside to tour the vatican to see the chapel and all of the beautiful historical things there. but you can see, once again, the motorcade of the pope who will be taking a helicopter to his small apartment, a retreat south of rome until his apartment is ready. they are rebig it now. >> there's the helicopter that will take the pope out....
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because the pope is also the bishops in rome. i'm standing at the moment on the territory of the italian republic. this ground is italy. on the other side of this fence, it is the independent state of the vatican city. we are not allowed to take our cameras. you get a sense of the separations that are already under way. the following day will be his last day in office. he will have a private meeting with the cardinals that have already arrived in rome. later that day at 5:00 p.m. local time, the pope will board a helicopter and go to his summer residence about 15 miles from here. at about 8:00 p.m. local time, he will cease to be pulte. pe. po it will create a vacancy that normally occurs on the death of a pulp. then the replacement for pope benedict xvi will begin in earnest. >> these days, businesses going bust is hardly a deadline. of burke ofdline traders in afghanistan to increasing demand of driving them to diversify or closed shop altogether. centuries, the burqa has been the emblem of afghanistan. but nowadays in kabul, i
because the pope is also the bishops in rome. i'm standing at the moment on the territory of the italian republic. this ground is italy. on the other side of this fence, it is the independent state of the vatican city. we are not allowed to take our cameras. you get a sense of the separations that are already under way. the following day will be his last day in office. he will have a private meeting with the cardinals that have already arrived in rome. later that day at 5:00 p.m. local time,...